Inclusive Skills Development Initiative -ISDI

We are absolutely thrilled to celebrate our incredible Founder & Executive Director, Angelina Ugben, on her selection as a 2026 WILD Network Leadership for Social Impact Forum Fellow.

She now joins a dynamic global community spanning over 100 countries, amplifying impact and driving meaningful change worldwide.
A true changemaker, Angelina continues to pioneer inclusive education, health, and entrepreneurship opportunities for women and girls with disabilities. Her unwavering dedication to advancing social impact is both powerful and inspiring.
Beyond her work, she is a passionate and fearless advocate for the inclusion of women, especially women with disabilities—in leadership, governance, policymaking, and political participation.
We are immensely proud of you, Angelina.

Thank you, WILD Network for this remarkable opportunity and for amplifying voices that are driving meaningful change.

🌟 BREAKING: Teachers in Abuja Just Got Empowered to Change Lives.

Over 30 dedicated special needs and inclusive education teachers from five FCT schools came together at Junior Secondary School Pasali, Kuje, for a transformative 2-Day Training of Trainers Workshop (25–26 March 2026) proudly supported by UNESCO

The mission? Equipping educators with the knowledge and confidence to deliver National Family Life and HIV Education (NFLHE) Curriculum in a truly inclusive way — with a strong focus on sensitive Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH) topics for young people with disabilities.
Through dynamic role-plays, simulations, case studies, and hands-on facilitation techniques, participants gained practical tools to:
✨ Create safe, inclusive, and accessible classrooms
✨ Break stigma and foster open conversations
✨ Empower students with disabilities to understand their rights, health, and wellbeing

👥 Distinguished guests in attendance included:
National Programme Coordinator, UNESCO
Deputy Director, Special Needs Division, FCT Secondary Education Board
Representative of the Director, Vulnerable Groups Department, National Human Rights Commission
Expertly facilitated by Dr. Kolawole Jayeoba (Programme Manager-AWWDI), the workshop delivered an engaging, impactful, and action-oriented experience for all participants.

This is more than a training, it’s a movement.
A bold step toward an inclusive education system where every child, regardless of ability, is seen, heard, and supported.

At Inclusive Skills Development Initiative (ISDI), we remain committed to ensuring that every young person with a disability has access to accurate information, dignity, and opportunity.

Thank you very much, UNESCO for championing inclusion and making this impactful initiative possible.

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🌟 BREAKING: Teachers in Abuja Just Got Empowered to Change Lives.

Over 30 dedicated special needs and inclusive education teachers from five FCT schools came together at Junior Secondary School Pasali, Kuje, for a transformative 2-Day Training of Trainers Workshop (25–26 March 2026) proudly supported by UNESCO

The mission? Equipping educators with the knowledge and confidence to deliver National Family Life and HIV Education (NFLHE) Curriculum in a truly inclusive way — with a strong focus on sensitive Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH) topics for young people with disabilities.
Through dynamic role-plays, simulations, case studies, and hands-on facilitation techniques, participants gained practical tools to:
✨ Create safe, inclusive, and accessible classrooms
✨ Break stigma and foster open conversations
✨ Empower students with disabilities to understand their rights, health, and wellbeing

👥 Distinguished guests in attendance included:
National Programme Coordinator, UNESCO
Deputy Director, Special Needs Division, FCT Secondary Education Board
Representative of the Director, Vulnerable Groups Department, National Human Rights Commission
Expertly facilitated by Dr. Kolawole Jayeoba (Programme Manager-AWWDI), the workshop delivered an engaging, impactful, and action-oriented experience for all participants.

This is more than a training, it’s a movement.
A bold step toward an inclusive education system where every child, regardless of ability, is seen, heard, and supported.

At Inclusive Skills Development Initiative (ISDI), we remain committed to ensuring that every young person with a disability has access to accurate information, dignity, and opportunity.

Thank you very much, UNESCO for championing inclusion and making this impactful initiative possible.